EPISODE · Feb 9, 2026 · 33 MIN
Gratitude That Fixes Its Eyes On Jesus | Dr Beulah Tokunbo Johnson
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In a generation obsessed with testimonies, miracles, and outcomes, this message calls believers back to gratitude that is God-focused, not event-driven.In “Gratitude That Fixes Its Eyes On Jesus”, we are confronted with a deeper understanding of thanksgiving — one that is not rooted in answered prayers, healings, or breakthroughs, but in the unchanging nature and sovereignty of God. Drawing richly from Exodus 15, this teaching reveals that miracles are events, but God is eternal.Through powerful real-life stories, biblical exposition, and prophetic insight, this message dismantles transactional Christianity, entitlement, and nostalgia-driven worship. It challenges believers to stop worshipping the miracle and return to worshipping the God behind the miracle.
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In a generation obsessed with testimonies, miracles, and outcomes, this message calls believers back to gratitude that is God-focused, not event-driven.In “Gratitude That Fixes Its Eyes On Jesus”, we are confronted with a deeper understanding of thanksgiving — one that is not rooted in answered prayers, healings, or breakthroughs, but in the unchanging nature and sovereignty of God. Drawing richly from Exodus 15, this teaching reveals that miracles are events, but God is eternal.Through powerful real-life stories, biblical exposition, and prophetic insight, this message dismantles transactional Christianity, entitlement, and nostalgia-driven worship. It challenges believers to stop worshipping the miracle and return to worshipping the God behind the miracle.
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